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* Conference Committee Proceedings.
Since the camp meeting the Confer-
ence Commitee have held several meet: +
ings studying the needs of the Confer-
ence-at large.” With our limited corps
of laborers we find it imprssible at the
present time to answer all the calls for
ministerial labor and Bible work. We
have tried to do the best we could under
the circumstances in the distribution of
the workers, and feel sure that our
brethren will pray for the workers as
they take up their work in the various
parts of the conference After careful
consideration the following recommen- .
dations were voied by the Commitiee:
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Elder J. S. Rouse to act as chaplain of
the Boulder Sanitariom, and pastor of
the Boulder church,
Elder H. M. J. Richards to make
Capitol. Hill his field of labor, acting as
pastor of the Capitol Hill church.
k Ider G. ‘M. Alway to make Denver
bis field of labor, and act as pastor ofthe
West. Denver church.
Elder G, W. Anglebarger to locate in
Pueblo, and make it and the Arkansas
Valley his field of labor,”
Elder H. A. Aufderbar to continue
the oversight of the German work in the
conference, assisted by Brother P. P.
Giede.
Brother Roy Hay to take up his resi-
dence at Mante Vista, and make the San
Luis Valley his field of labor.
Brother H. B. McConnell to continne
his labors in’ Victor and Cripple Creek.
Elder W. D. Emery to assist Brother
McConnell in a series of meetings, and
then hold himself in readiness to an-
swer special calls from. over the confer-
ence.
Elder M. A. Altman to make Fort Col-
lins his headquarters, ahd answer calls
in the northern part of the conference,
For the present, hawever, Brather Alt-
man will remain 1m Colorado Springs, as
the work there demands his aitention, so
this recommendation will be delaved,
and other arrangements will be made
for the nofthern part of the conference.
+ It was arranged that Elder Aufderhar
and Brother W. H. Cox hold a 4 series
of meetings in the vicinity of Calhan,
Brother P. P. Gaede to go to the Brush
district and labor for the present,
Alice Finch to continue her labors in
Pueblo.
Mary Doan to continue her work in
connection with the West Denver church.
Bessie Sufficool to make Colorado
Springs her field of labor.
'G. M. ALway, Secretary.
Denver
Many residents of the ciiy, especially
those living near Rocky Mountain Lake
Park, who attended our good camp-
meeting and became very much inter-
ested in tlie truth, e xpressed a desire 10
hear further. The conference commit.
tee felt that it would be wise 10 follow
up this interest. So,in harmony with
this request, we erecled a large tent near
the Park at the corner of Irving St. and
- West 44th Ave.,. and have been con-
ducting services each night for two
weeks, We are glad to report an ex-
cellent interest and good attendance.
Last. Sunday night our large tent was
filled. We praise God for the desire He
has given the people to hear, We are
hoping for frupis of our labors. We
know that our people throughout the
conférence will be glad to hear of the
work here and what God is doing. Pray
far the people and for us, that He may
use us io His glory.
H. M. J. RicHARrDS,
G. W. ANGLEBARGER,
Rov II, Hav,
Sept. 24, 1911.
Victor
We.came home from our good camp-
meeting with a determination to do bet-
ter work for God than ever before. We
are told in Jeremiah 29:13 “And ye shall
seek me, and find me, when ye shall
search for me with all vour heart," ‘That
was the desire of our hearts.
There had beer some things in the
Victor church which had hindered the
work of God—differences that should
not exist. So we called an afternoon
meeting. No one but our own: people
was there. We read Volume VI, page
42, first paragraph. Itsavs: “The Spirit
can never be pour. d out while variances
and bitterness taward one another are
cherished by the members of the church,
Envy, jealousy, evil surmising and evil-
speaking are of Satan, and they effectu-
ally bar the way againstthe Holy Spirit's
working.” Second paragraph: “The
words are ringing in my ears, ‘Draw to-
gether, Draw together” Page 43,
middle paragraph: “All these God bids
us remove. He says, ‘Confess your
faults one to another, and pray one for
anather, that ye may be healed.” James
5:16.”
We did this and the dear Lord came
near in mighty power, and there was not
a dry eye in the house, He says “He is
faithful and just to forgive us our sins
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and to cleanse us gem all unrighteows-
ness.” 1 Johm 1:9. {We followed the in-
structions. Some -that ‘nad differences
of long standing coffessed apd came to-
gether. in love.
Our hearts werei made glad te see
these things for which we bave fahered
and prayed. - We are planning te have
a series of meetingsiand we felt that be-
fore we commenced them we must get
right before God, arfd then we could ex-
pect the Lord te wokk for us.
We ask to be remembered at the
throne of grace that the work wit seen
be finished and that the dear Lord may
come and take us heme.
H. B. MCCONNELL.
. Windsor
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Soon. after eamp-meeting | went to
Windsor to take up!the work again. 1
held meetings at thé home of Brother G.
Meyer, Brother Henry Kaiser came to
me last Friday mdorning and said,
“Brother Gaede, I have no rest in my
soul. 1 will keep Sabhath with you, I
want to be baptized tomorrow.” So we
went to Lovelard, land Brother Kaiser
was baptized last Sabbath by Brother
Renz. We also held quarterly meetit g
with the Loveland +German church: It
was a great blessing for all,
. Another family a} Windsor is much
interested. We hape they will soon
take their stand. The man and his son
went with us to Loveland, and enjoyed
the Sabbath services. The boy almost
decided to go to our school at Clinton,
Pray for the German work at Windsor.
At the present tirde I am holding seme
meetings near La Shlle with our Wentz
church, - At this place the outside peo-
ple show some intgrest to bear. Last
Sunday night the church was filled. We
will have meeting again tomorrow night,
The good work of: God is moving on
among the German brethren and sisters,
P. P. GAEDE.
Sept. Ig, 1911.
The Canvassing Work
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The canvassing work i is moving ajphg
fairly well again, ; The camp- meeting
made a break in the work, but we are
glad that most of the canvassers could
come and enjoy theimeeting, When the
Saviour was here gn earth, He cailed
the disciples apart:to rest awhile. We
believe that a rest it needful in this busy
world today.
Brother Anderson has finished his de-
livery and will take up work with